Purina Mills, LLC announced its pledge to donate $125,000 in feed for unwanted horses to the Unwanted Horse Coalition. Purina’s donation will support A Home for Every Horse, a program dedicated to finding homes for unwanted horses.
The first Extreme Mustang Makeover event was held in 2007, and and it has gained popularity in recent years.
The Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation (TRF) announces a new way to virtually sponsor retired thoroughbreds.
The Unwanted Horse Coalition has launched Operation Gelding, a new program that will provide funds and materials to assist organizations, associations and events that wish to sponsor clinics where horse owners can bring their stallions to be castrated. The initiative is made possible by donations from the UHC and the American Association of Equine Practitioners Foundation.
Doing your research before you adopt a rescue horse can help you avoid trouble and find a suitable match.
The number of horses being left at rescue operations has risen. Here’s a look at the Rescue Me Trainers’ Showcase that highlights the talents and adoptability of unwanted Mustangs.
The Unwanted Horse Coalition (UHC) has now released findings from their recent study on ‘Contributing Factors Surrounding the Unwanted Horse Issue’.
The Kentucky Equine Humane Center offers Kentucky Thoroughbred racehorse owners an option for horses whose careers have ended on the track.
The second annual John Henry Memorial Equine Adoption Fair will be held this summer at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Ky.
Regardless of the natural disaster, horses often get lost in the shuffle of catastrophe. If a horse has a microchip, it can not only save them, but return them to their owners once the dust clears.